New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
NOT TANGLED LIVES. 1T rs HOPED
TWO MEMBERS or MR. MANTELEs COMPANY MAR
RED Al THE CITY HALL.

! TWO MEMBERS or MIR. MANTELL's COMPANY MAR
RED Al TIE CITY HALL.
The play OF" Tangei Lives now running Mt the
Fifth Avenue Theatre turns people interested
IA the ricai affairs know upon supposed marriage
mar ,ee however about legality theirs can he no
douot TOOK yoster IN waich wo memoors OF tho
Tangled LIVES company played tho chief parts At
H. III. Mr.. Beeknsr President OF the 30 'rd Of Alder
men, and Acting Mayor, Initod In marriago' Eio'ror
hefeala Cary. ACTRESS. aga thirty -one OF No % West
Tnriy hird-st William tiudlatrr moo age thirty
TWO actpr with the sans address Tue Only witness
was Miss Rose Leighton, OF the Pou Orera House. "A
cOu ,n OF Miss Cary The ceremony ovtf the little party
drove up town aud tuo brides apartments ia
rLrtytbrd St In tue evening they appeared "a usual
at tho theatre Mis-. Cary Helen, tue presdnpte wife
OF hero. aud Mr. Bio,i or Bande. IS he Is k"oS
upon STAGE "a the empty beadei oiDg fashionable
Bronze BY Lns members OF the pany tao III rriago
ny means unrx pertnd anc indeed they were oon
graduated by r0ms OF their fellow actors lay
under suppOsiti0a that the marriage had altca
place As he arrived at the thentie In the
evening Augustus Pitou. tue manager received little
note from tue bril ogrooin announcing MS marriage.
This definite news which reached any but
the immediate friends Of TIM couple
Miss Cary Is a wullkn0wn actress She Was born la
Cnii but her father. William Cary. brought eaily In
life 10 Uuitod aos- Sue upon the STAG at
paraiiysy oAly age and first came into prominence
while aging ia Ansfa toon ai.rrwarI sho reacheI
San Francis 20 played awhile the Pacific cast IL
was her connection with Tho Union square Theatre,
Which, uhdrr A. NJ. Pa.n-rs management. tho COMPANY
aitacned II Known throughout tDn continent Una
nrst breugnt prominently before the u lilo or his
city. several years SD was la 'h- Union Squaru
Theatre rsnauink tner Indeed, for two seasons after
tue tn~aro had passed Ou OF Mr. Pal .ers hau Is Tue
parts sue piayei were Ui hal orlor and Sho Was
OuKed upon tic most uful urin lors "i Tue
coup.uy AbOut 1876 shn married lrrnce Livingston.
s.arato from LIN within Two y"ars sue roe tnty
n divotcs on thu stage Mss Cary II accounted
e3ceptiOua. clcv rGess and some years ago
leader ia certain artistic circle OF society III
City. =,
W. r. blood Is young actor who hardly looks Ms old
Within ivu tho gv' at tho ha or OIicu
He ODg Ia bs country, tut has Ia-s"d the
last SIX n.outns At least IN NewiO.k He wa bora III
DubiIn aud .my live III K'ng-tOu, suburb OF
tnat city. Young Blood YEARS ago Us weii-kno"h
IN Dublin soc-iy and his elici brother one OF tue
cievrrsst sts IN England TIE family are not
eratpy thy and arc Connected Win that oi Lady
C,lin Campbell .
Miss Cary the thea Last Dish and said:
Ycs, an giad to say happily married My
former experiences WAS as you nr- n ~are. far froD
happy one but Christmas Eve secured divorce In
sau frarci.c IRON Clarence Livingston. in"de ar.
this while playing there last summer Win
John I. Ray Doni. Pr the lhs eight years have
r,criyrd no sup ort fro Mr. Livingston aud have nal
So make my o~n living AMI bring up my child uhas-
sist-d" Mss Cary = tall. statuesqus brunette OF
sl,nr ely Hgur~ her husband IL good looking young
man. who irstows tar share OF attention on Ills par
ticulafy neat nusacue.